Author: aovalle

HealthCare.com has helped over 3,000,000 people find better insurance.It is a privately-held website for healthcare consumers operating since 2007.We’re not the government marketplace.

{{stateName default=””}} – Choosing your Medicare plan is a critical decision that can directly affect your finances and your healthcare experience. Unfortunately, according to research, seniors are more likely to comparison shop for groceries, gas, cable and internet service, than for their Medicare plan. Only one-third (33%) of seniors reported comparison shopping Medicare plans at… Continue reading Medicare Disrupt

HealthCare.com has helped over 3,000,000 people find better insurance.It is a privately-held website for healthcare consumers operating since 2007.We’re not the government marketplace.

Looking for Medicare Supplement Plan F? Medigap Plan F has historically been the most popular plan type. However, there were some changes beginning in 2021 that changed that. Don’t worry. There are still good options even if you’re not eligible to get Plan F. We can connect you with licensed agents to assess them with you.… Continue reading Medicare Plan F

Medicare Supplement, also known as Medigap or MedSup, helps cover costs that Original Medicare does not; things like copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles. Medigap supplements your Original Medicare plans, so you must have Part A and Part B to get Medigap. Plans A, B, C, G, K, L and N all fall under Medigap. Benefits of Medigap include: No network… Continue reading Supplement vs Advantage

Medicare Initial Enrollment Period New to Medicare and unsure which plan to choose? We are here to help make this big decision easier for you. The initial enrollment period spans the 3 months before your 65th birthday, your birthday month, and the 3 months following your birthday. This is the best time to sign up.… Continue reading Medicare Initial Enrollment

What Medicare Plans Included Dental Benefits? Dental coverage is a big cavity in the Medicare program. Most of the time, Medicare won’t pay for your dentist visit. Here are some exceptions: If you join a Medicare Advantage (Medicare Part C) plan, it probably has some form of dental coverage. Medicare Supplement plans may come bundled… Continue reading Medicare Dental